Re: habitat/lizards

You are right Pam, those are probably Geckos.  Are they like a transparent 
pinkish color with brownish spots/patches????    You should also have Anoles 
there though too, Pam, don't you??  They are usually green, but can change to 
brown.....are active during the day??  Same size as geckos.  They aren't the same 
species as the ones in Florida, but look similar.  We have tons down here, 
Geckos too, they get in the house constantly.  Great at keeping the bug 
population down, but disturbing when they catch the butterflies and dragonflies.  
Surely if you have Geckos, you must have Anoles too. no?
Noreen
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast

In a message dated 1/31/2004 9:50:23 AM Central Standard Time, 
gardenchat-owner@hort.net writes:

Are yours primarily nocturnal, because the kind we have are. They hide
out in the deep mulch during the day and come dusk they come out after
the mosquitoes.

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